The faster development of technology, which has shifted capital to big cities, has led to a change in the quality of life. Almost all big cities are constantly suffering from housing deficits and high pollution levels. The aim of biophilia in architecture is to connect humans with nature by looking for all possibilities to integrate nature into the design (either through natural elements or technical solutions), all with the aim of improving human life. For this reason, in recent years, the so-called "Biophilic Design" has become popular in architecture and interior design, trying to mitigate the problem.

Today, biophilia is an increasingly common model, so we can find it more and more in interior design and even in architecture itself. The main natural elements of biophilic design that are increasingly being introduced into spaces are greenery, water, natural light, glazing and natural ventilation. The incorporation of natural elements such as water, vegetation and natural light into the built environment. Thus, in architecture today, the needs for glazed buildings, vertical gardens and rooftop pools are increasingly popular requirements for most investors.